priteshjain | 8 years ago | on: Nest – A progressive Node.js web framework
What does nodejs community think about this framework?
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priteshjain | 8 years ago | on: Sonar, a linting tool for the web
I loved this site, it has been very helpful to identify problems on our site.
priteshjain | 8 years ago | on: Build a Real Cross platform Native App with Weex – By Alibaba Group
This is a competitor to react native
priteshjain | 9 years ago | on: Ask HN: What will be consequences if Ymail is shut down permanently?
I am not even talking of oAuth yet, was looking at plain email/username - password combination.but yeah oAuth is a big factor too.
How do I do a forget password if the email is going to end up in some dead land.
priteshjain | 9 years ago | on: Highly Available Block Storage
Ohh
priteshjain | 9 years ago | on: Ask HN: Is the new iMessage app a threat to whatsapp?
Interesting point
priteshjain | 11 years ago | on: Ask HN: Did Quora benefit from Yc batch?
Maybe, but even that was the case. i wanted to know did they get any concrete results? what were they. just a case study.
priteshjain | 11 years ago | on: Ask HN: Did Quora benefit from Yc batch?
I was actually surprised no one asked this for so long.
priteshjain | 11 years ago | on: Semantic UI 1.0 released
I have been using this and love this UI framework. +1
priteshjain | 11 years ago | on: Hooked – How to Build Habit-Forming Products
True for me too. now that whatever task I do or See around I see this 'Hooked' pattern everywhere. Not just tech apps but in real life or non tech products, online offline market.
priteshjain | 11 years ago | on: Hooked – How to Build Habit-Forming Products
Thanks. and yes that is a good point that you make "especially in comparison to just voting it is hard." and the solution for it. I will take this advice and work on it.
priteshjain | 11 years ago | on: Hooked – How to Build Habit-Forming Products
I Have been reading this book and almost completed it. I can say this is a great book and help us focus on right area.
I am been working on a consumer facing product(Social Polling app) and we recently had a initial launch of our mobile android app. When we started on this product we thought of giving out many features at once. But after reading your book the thoughts have become more clearer on how to approach this problem. We started referencing my thoughts with the product related to the core idea. I found voting on questions is a general behaviour of people, when they are provided with some set of options. But creating a Poll and asking a question was not a general behaviour. this has to have some sort of external trigger to make this happen. So We can leverage voting habit and gradually have external triggers so that user starts taking his own polls and asking opinions. Do you this we are moving in right direction?
priteshjain | 11 years ago | on: Comparing Golang, Scala, Elixir and Ruby for ETL – Dimroc
may be you can write it up it should be a great knowledge add to us.
priteshjain | 11 years ago | on: India’s Downward Spiral
Why is so old article trending?
priteshjain | 11 years ago | on: When is realm.io coming out with android beta?
Yeah, I have been waiting to try this awesome product from a while, also working on a new project on android and don't want to add sqlite in that so have delayed adding persistent data right now till i can get hands on realm :)
priteshjain | 11 years ago | on: When is realm.io coming out with android beta?
Hey, thanks a lot Tim for the quick response. I am so excited about this product
priteshjain | 11 years ago | on: Google’s Deal for Polar Shows It Has Not Given Up on Google+
I think you totally summarised what we really feel while using G+ and related services.
priteshjain | 11 years ago | on: Alleged leak of more than 5M Gmail accounts
Site is down right now :(
priteshjain | 11 years ago | on: Reading Rainbow Has More Backers Than Any Kickstarter Campaign Ever
official tweeted by kickstarter https://twitter.com/kickstarter/status/483629579626487808
priteshjain | 11 years ago | on: Shrturl: Faking the web since 1942
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